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One wildfire in northern New Mexico that started April 6 merged with a newer fire Saturday to form the largest blaze in the state. That fire was at 84 square miles Sunday and 12% contained. In Arizona, some residents forced to evacuate due to a wildfire near Flagstaff were allowed to return home. In Nebraska, wind-driven wildfires sweeping through parts of the state killed a retired fire chief and injured at least 11 firefighters.
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Some 1,000 firefighters were battling the wildfires across New Mexico, which already has secured about $3 million in grants to help with the fires. [New Mexico's governor] said she has asked the White House for more federal resources and she’s calling for a ban on fireworks statewide.
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Wildfire has become a year-round threat in the West given changing conditions that include earlier snowmelt and rain coming later in the fall. The problems have been exacerbated by decades of fire suppression and poor management along with a more than 20-year megadrought that studies link to human-caused climate change.